Colon cleansing

There are contraindications for some individuals.

Every colon hydrotherapist that trains and is board certified through the International Association of Colon Hydrotherapy has high cleanliness standards.

And we screen our clients to make sure that it is a safe therapy for them.

Therapy, not a medical procedure.

I had my own illness that I dealt with.

I had a chronic throat infection for years and had been on antibiotics and it created a gut infection.

And I'd done colon hydrotherapy before and I knew it was important.

And I went to that therapist, that friend of mine, and I was asking questions and she said, you have to go to school for this.

It's great internally.

Our colon cleanse, the Spirit of Health 10-Day Colon Cleanse includes clay.

And you drink clay and fiber drinks four or five times a day of these clay fiber drinks because that clay actually pulls, if you've heard of mucoid plaque, it pulls that mucoid plaque, that old waste that's trapped on the bowel walls, it's pulled off of that.

That cleanse that I created actually was based off of Bernard Jensen's book on a guide to better bowel care who helped tens of thousands of people clean out their colons because Hippocrates said, for all patient complaints, look to the spine and the bowels.

So anybody is gonna benefit from a colon cleanse.

And a clay is a great way to clean out your colon because it absorbs toxins.

like a magnet.

It's got clay and charcoal and silica and zeolite and pectin, apple pectin.

In today's episode, we delve into the growing consumer interest in gut health and explore a new guide by Dr. Brett Wagner, a certified colon therapist, that sheds light on a structured herbal colon cleanse.

Stay tuned as we unpack the details of the fifteen-day colon detox program and its implications for health-conscious individuals.

A new colon cleanse guide written by Dr. Brett Wagner, a certified colon therapist and chief executive officer of Dr. Bo, gives consumers a day-by-day account of what to expect during a structured herbal colon cleanse.

The guide centers on the company's fifteen-day colon detox program.

Consumer interest in gut health remains high.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans, sixty-four percent, rate gut health as a high or extremely high priority, according to an International Food Information Council survey released in August twenty twenty-six.

A separate Harris Poll survey of two thousand and ninety-one United States adults conducted for Oshi Health and published in March twenty twenty-six found that fifty-two percent consider common digestive symptoms such as bloating and constipation a normal part of life.

The guide clarifies what the name means.